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>> "teen kids news" is just ahead, and here's what we've got. >> it can be the best night of high school, or the most tragic. i'll tell you why prom and the summer that follows it can have the potential for danger. >> songwriting.or danger. it may not be as hard as you think -- if you have the right help. >> the sport that's sweeping the muggle world. can you guess? i'll have the answer coming up. >> he began as the multitalented captain of east high school's basketball >> this is a fox news special report. >> live from the fox news world headquarters in new york, i am jaimie colby. we are expecting a long awaited announcement by governor mitt
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romney. in just a few moments, the presumptive republican presidential candidate will name paul ryan as his vice presidential running mate. paul ryan is the congressman from wisconsin considered a rising star in the republican party and chairman of the house budget committee. we are expecting that announcement and a minute and joining me for more is fox news chief washington correspondent james r. rosen. >> good morning. >> it is a date that was long awaited. we are hearing from carl cameron. what does paul ryan bring to the ticket? >> congressman ryan was notified on august 3 that he would be governor romney postelection. it has been about a week in the making. he brings a lot to the ticket, principally energy. he brings intellectual energy, particularly in his capacity as the chairman of the house budget committee. and to the budget plan he has
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authored which was passed by the house along party lines earlier this year. also physical energy, he brings youth and vitality and appeal to segments of the gop base and the larger electorate that has so far not really warmed up to governor romney. catholics, for example, congressman ryan is a catholic and for those interested in historical precedents, this will be the first major party ticket let alone a gop party ticket to be comprised of a mormon and a catholic in terms of religious tolerance. he will bring appeal to the tea party segments of the gop. we are getting an early bead on what the obama camp will be saying about paul ryan.
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a senior democratic aide has said that paul ryan is an ideologue, someone who favors tax cuts for the wealthy with his budget plan and somebody who fails to embrace the simpson bulls plan for reducing the federal debt when he was a member of that panel. it will fall to the president to explain why he did not take the advice of that,. panel. >> we remember that work and the recommendations not necessarily taken. the obama camp will show the respect of allowing governor romney to make his announcement and then i'm sure the attacks will begin. one thing paul ryan clearly brings are the specifics. we are getting our national budget control, the attention that it needs. he is the only one have been -- that has put a plan for but there are parts of the people of questions about. do you think we will get clarity as early as today or today will it be just the announcement?
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>> you mentioned perhaps the biggest strength and liability of the paul ryan candidacy. as a seven-term member of congress, he has a definite and established a record which can be put forward as an example of this specificity on issues but also can be picked apart by their opponents. as we wait for this announcement, you're looking live at the norfolk naval base. the uss wisconsin which is the home state of paul ryan. you mentioned the house budget plan, he put forward two of the man and the most recent was endorsed by a liberal co- sponsor, senator ron wyden of oregon. some of the look at key provisions of the ryan budget. would reduce our complicated tax structure from six tax brackets to two. the top tax bracket for
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individuals and corporations would be 25% and the lower would be 10%. it would also reduce spending by $5 trillion over the next 10 year. it would not balance the budget until the year 2040 if it was fully enacted. it calls for the repeal of the obama care health care law. it calls for about $700 billion in cuts to medicaid, cuts to financial aid for college, tuition, cuts in federal pensions and salaries and calls for keeping the military budget relatively intact. paul ryan is the intellectual answer to his mentor jack kemp of new york who was another conservative that favored tax cuts to stimulate economic growth. we can expect now the terrain on which this contest will be waged will no longer be about paying capital and the background of mitt romney in business but
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where these two people want to take this country. mitt romney said he wants someone who has a vision on where to take the country and clarify the issues in this election. >> he is only 42 years old and could generate a lot of enthusiasm among youth. that is something the president obama did very well almost four years ago. is that something the romney ticket needed? >> they could certainly use an injection of vitality. mitt romney as strength and the guber personality is not one of them. paul ryan is articulate and a good spokesman for his budget policies. he is moderate on social issues. he has suggested that homosexuality is basically genetic and not a chosen course. he has voted for a bill that would prevent discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. in general, he steers away from the hot-button social issues. what remains to be seen is whether or not a paul ryan candidacy will help this ticket
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with three key groups that could be decisive -- women voters. they have outnumbered men voters in presidential elections going back to 1984 and every cycle. also independents - a poll shows that president obama has opened up an 11 point lead over gonna run it with the independent who tend to swing elections. lastly, young voters, and you mentioned, and senior citizens. this could be in medicare election. they could attempt to paint paul ryan the way an independent super pak did earlier in 2010 when they produce the infamous commercial with a man pushing an elderly lady in a wheelchair over a cliff. that kind of debate still may be preferable to one that is centered as the debate has been on bank capital. >> the tax returns and maybe the
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party can get down to business to do what it wants due to create jobs and get our spending under control. they want to revise the tax bracket and tax code that even tax experts have a difficult time understanding. there's also the question of foreign policy. around the world, there are areas that are great concerns to the united states. what does paul ryan bring to the table in terms of foreign policy experience? >> not a whole lot. that might be oneprong of the attack on paul ryan from the obama campaign. he is 42 years old but looks younger and has no real background in foreign policy affairs may not be ready for day one of the presidency or to be a heartbeat away from the presidency. the likely response we should hear from the gop ticket is that paul ryan brings to the table right now more experience
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at the federal level than barack obama had when he was a candidate for president in 2000 a. >> 7 term congressman -- have the other folks who were being considered, the name that kept coming up -- even this week, general petraeus was being thrown around as a possibility. in reaction from chris christie or marco rubio? >> no, i think they are observing protocol this morning as we await the announcement on the uss wisconsin in norfolk, virginia. they don't want to step on this announcement. they want to let governor romney and congressman ryan have their moment and we will see a proliferation of statements issued. we can see virginia governor bob mcdonnell, a republican, a strong conservative, considered
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in the running, taking the podium. >> let's listen. >> great to be back in my old home more raised my fine kids. i just want to say it is such a tree to be governor of the most business-friendly states in the country, the commonwealth of virginia. [applause] i want to say thanks for having us here today. this is the mother of presidents, the birthplace of democracy, 405 years ago, the greatest country on earth gave birth to cape henry, the united states of america. [applause] what a treat to be in hampton roads, the home of more veterans in almost any place in the world. [applause] the home of the greatest navy base and the world. [applause] -- in the world.
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all of you that our veterans raise your hand so we can give you a round of applause and say thank you for what you have done. [applause] you understand like the people who served on that ship for 70 years and you understand like mitt romney that freedom is not free. it takes the blood, sweat, and tears of men and women in uniform to keep us free and a great nation. [applause] i just want to say it is great to be here with a guy i think is the greatest reform governor of the modern era, who will be your next united states senator, george allen. [applause] for you men and women in uniform and you veterans, you have no better friend in the united states congress and our great friend, randy forms and scot rachel. [applause]
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it is also retreat to be with my right hand guy, our great lieutenant governor, lieutenant governor bill bolling. he has done a great job creating jobs in virginia but we have some headwinds in washington. it will be easier creating jobs in virginia if we have president mitt romney. [applause] i am delighted to be here with my wife, the first lady and my son, my daughters. how about that national anthem? did she do ok to [applause] i am so delighted to have our next president here today. his opponent has been here a little bit. it seems like every time he comes here, he makes news. he was here last week and he virginia, in't win
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will not be president again. i want you to help him keep that promise. [applause] a couple of months ago, he came to roanoke, va. anti said -- and he said you are successful in a business, you did not build that. somebody else made that have [and aboos] ladies and gentlemen, i think that shows why we need a new president. that statement does everything you need to know. it is a president that does not understand the free enterprise system and a great american jack -- dream and we need to change. [applause] let's suppose you're interviewing for a job or interviewing to get rehired, that is what the president is doing. you go in and you have your
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resume and are trying to tell the boss that you want to get rehired. let's look at this resume of the president. how about jobs? we have had an 8% unemployment rate for 42 months and we have the lowest number of onto an hours starting businesses in over 30 years. that is not a good mr. president. when it comes to energy, his record is making it harder for our co greatal industry to get new permits and to natural gas to engage in frakiking and making it harder to dispose of nuclear material. he refuses to allow virginians to use their god-given natural resources off the coast of virginia to drill for oil and natural gas [. boos] when it comes to the debt, let's look at that record.
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the largest increase in the american national debt in the history of our country, $5.20 trillion. all you young people here, you are paying that bill. there is no plan to get out of it, only a budget that gets us to $25 trillion in debt by the year 2021. if you walk into an employer and you have the kind of resume, there are only two words that come to mind -- you are fired. [applause] thank god we've got a great choice in this election. this election is about one thing -- that as which candidate has the vision and the idea is to get the greatest country on earth out of debt and that. to work thise one hand, we've got obama vision of more entitlements and more guarantees and more taxes and more
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government as the way to prosperity. mr. president, that has failed america now for the last 3.5 years. then we got the gop, the great opportunity party and its candidate. [applause] incrediblehat reagan-run a vision that recognizes the american dream that if you work hard and you dream big and you pursue opportunity and user god-given talent, you can still be anything you want to be in this great land of freedom, america's [applause] . 100 years ago, a poor farm by report formed m boy fromayo county ireland landed in massachusetts, that was my grandfather. he worked as a laborer in a glue factory. he never thought that 100 years later, is grants that would end
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up with the same job as patrick henry and thomas jefferson, being governor of virginia. [applause] that is the united states of america, the land of dreams and opportunities. being an average middle-class kid from fairfax county, i am pleased to be governor of virginia and that is the heart and soul of this campaign for mitt romney, putting policies in place that support and expand and offer hope and opportunity for our middle-class families in america. governor riley put forth a visionary five point plan to be able to put people back to work promoting and entrepreneurs and small business because you did build it and if you do, you provide jobs and opportunities for other people. [applause] to get our great country out of debt by balancing a budget within the next eight years. he will have somebody to help him do that. to be able to get people trained
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in the skills in the workforce in math and science and other disciplines necessary to create the work force of the future. to be able to have a sustainable energy future, this president has not. plan governor romney has and all of the above comprehensive plan to use all our red, white, and blew a natural resources to promote energy independence. that will help the middle class create jobs for a long time. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, you know the issues and you know the ideas of mitt romney. above all those policy issues, what really matters is part and character and vision and passion. the scriptures say for lack of vision the people perish and just the opposite is true. with vision, the people prosper. one of alone is places anywhere you can find is the inside of that old office. when the advisers and cabinet
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members are gone, the president has to have faith and know what they believe and make the right decisions for the people of the united states. that is what you get in mitt romney. he is a man of faith, a man of principle, a man who has been successful as governor, successful in the private sector, successful running the whole. mix he is a great family man, five kids, 18 grandkids, he has been incredibly generous to people around the country and around the world. he has an amazing passion and vision for the country. he has a deep and abiding love for america and what it stands for and the great american dream. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the next president of the united states, governor mitt romney [applause] . >> not unexpected as governor mitt romney wycombe -- makes his way to the podium. many in the crowd including the senators -- including veterans
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are there on the military base or welcoming him as he makes the announcement everyone has been waiting for. who will be his running mate? fox news confirms that wisconsin congressman paul ryan who spent 14 years and the legislature will join governor mitt romney as he continues to campaign on the road to november. they are being greeted by the governor of virginia who says it is time to bring back the americans. drain here now is governor mitt romney. >> what a welcome, thank you so much, virginia. [applause] hey, guys. thank you so much. what a great governor you have. way to go. [applause] [mitt, mitt, mitt]
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thank you so very much. it is great to be back in virginia and here in norfolk. your city's beauty is matched only by its proud heritage as the defender of freedom. thank you, virginia, thank you, norfolk. [applause] today we take another step forward in helping restore the promise of america as we move forward in this campaign and to help lead the nation to better days. it is an honor to announce my running mate and the next vice- president of the united states, paul ryan. [cheers and applause] [applause] his leadership begins with character and values.
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paul is a man of tremendous character shaped in large part by his early life. his father died when he was in high school and that forced him to grow up earlier than any young man should. he did with the help of his devoted mother, his brothers and sisters, and a support of community. as he did, he internalize the virtues and hard working ethics of the midwest. paul ryan works in washington but his beliefs remain firmly rooted in janesville, wisconsin. [applause] he is a person of great steadiness whose integrity is unquestioned and whose. work is whose his upbringing is obvious and how he conducted himself throughout his life including his leadership in washington. in a city that is far too often characterized by pettiness and personal attacks, paul ryan is a shining a. exception he does not demonize
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his opponents. he understands that honorable people can have on his differences and he appeals to the better angels of our nature. a lot of people and the other party might disagree with pull. ryan i don't know of anyone who does not respect his character and judgment. [applause] paul is in public life for all the right reasons, not to advance his personal ambition but to advance the ideals of freedom and justice and to increase opportunity and prosperity to people of every class and fate, every age and ethnic background. he is a faithful catholic, he believes in the word of every human life. [applause]
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with energy and vision, paul ryan has become an intellectual leader of the republican party. he understands the fiscal challenges facing america and how exploding deficits and crushing debt and the fiscal catastrophe that awaits us if we don't change course. he combines a profound sense of responsibility from what we of the next generation with an unbounded optimism in america's future and an understanding of all the wonderful things the american people can do. he also combines firm principles with the practical concern for getting things done. he has never been content to simply curse the darkness. he would rather light candles. throughout his legislative career, he has shown the ability to work with members of both parties to find common ground on some of the hardest issues confronting the american people. paul and i are beginning on a
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journey that will take this to every corner of america. we are offering a positive, governing agenda that will lead to economic growth, to widespread and shared prosperity, and that will improve the lives of our fellow citizens. [applause] our plan to strengthen the middle class will get america back to work and get our country back on top. [applause] we offer solutions that are bold, specific, and achievable. we offer our commitment to help create 12 million new jobs and to bring better take home pay to middle-class families [applause] . to strengthen the middle-class,
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we will provide our workers and children with the skills to succeed. we will cut the deficit and have a trade that works for america and champion small business and finally, we will on leash our energy resources to achieve north american energy independence. [applause] we will health care for those who cannot care for themselves and we will return work to welfare. [applause] as poverty has risen to historic and tragic levels, with nearly one out of six americans now having fallen into poverty, we will act to bring these families into the middle-class on like the current president who has cut medicare funding by $700 billion.
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we will preserve and protect medicare and social security and keep them there for future generations. [applause] under the current president, health care has only become more expensive. we will reform health care so that more americans have access to affordable health care and we will get that started by repealing and replacing obama care. [applause] at the top -- at a time when the president's campaign is taking american politics to new lows, we will do something very differently. we will talk about aspirations and american ideals, about bringing people together to serve, to solve the urgent problems facing our nation and when that message wins in
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america, it will be a victory for every american. today is a good day for america and there are better days ahead. [applause] join me in welcoming the next president of the united states -- the next vice-president of the united states, paul ryan. [applause] ♪ >> there comes congressman paul ryan, the vice president pick by governor mitt romney to run on the republican ticket. this is on the eve of the convention which is up, and and now america knows that this is the ticket that will, they say, bring america back, the american dream, the budget in line for where it needs to be an award. jobs they both say about their
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committed to bringing america back to where they believe the american people want it to be. we expect congressman paul ryan will meet and greet many of the people there and the two will begin to campaigned throughout the battleground states and beyond. there is the ticket, 42-year-old wisconsin congressman, seven terms in congress and also on the house budget committee with a budget plan to bring the money spent and the money to be saved, the tax is to be paid in the text to be saved, getting small businesses back on their feet. these are the things that governor romney has spoken about today and we would expect congressman paul ryan, now the vice presidential pick on the republican ticket, to emphasize. let's listen in. [applause] >> wow, hey - in frof

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